A keyboard controller that combines the classic MPC workflow with a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard. It is designed to be an all-in-one production tool for musicians, producers, and DJs.
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The Akai MPC Key 61 Standalone Sampler, a revolutionary standalone production synthesizer keyboard, continues the MPC lineage. MPC Key 61 brings the latest virtual instruments and effects to MPC’s industry-leading music production tools. With a 61-key semi-weighted keybed with aftertouch, the MPC delivers the world’s most powerful and comprehensive standalone workflow.
The Akai MPC Key 61 Standalone Sampler features a 7-inch full-color multi-touch display that provides visual feedback and easy navigation through the menus and functions. The display also shows the waveform of the loaded samples, making it easier to chop, trim, and edit them. The MPC Key 61 has 16 RGB backlit pads that are velocity-sensitive and enable you to trigger samples, drums, and patterns. The pads are also pressure-sensitive, allowing you to add expression to your performances. The keyboard is also assignable, allowing you to control external virtual instruments and plugins. The MPC Key 61 comes with a large library of built-in sounds and samples, including drum kits, basses, synths, and orchestral instruments. You can also load your own samples and sounds via USB or SD card.
Together, MPC software and keyboard workstation tools are a force to be reckoned with. There are endless ways to apply the MPC Key 61. You can use it as a sampler, as a controller for analog synths, as a MIDI controller in a DAW, or simply as a standalone production studio using onboard sounds, instruments, and software plug-ins. The device has a plethora of I/O options: dedicated 5-pin MIDI in, out, and thru, two USB-A slots, eight CV/Gate outputs for connecting modular analog gear, two combo XLR and 1/4-inch TRS inputs, and much more. Plus, the MPC Key 61 supports Ableton Link over Wi-Fi so you can wirelessly connect with and use Ableton Link supported apps.
With so many features onboard, the Akai MPC Key 61 ensures lightning-fast performance via onboard RAM and a dedicated operating system powering its tools. In short, it’s a standalone computer built for music production — no PC, extra software, or purchases necessary. And while it’s a fiercely independent device, the MPC Key 61 also plays well with others with endless ways to connect analog and digital devices.
The MPC Key 61’s 16GB flash storage comes preloaded with roughly 10GB of classic Akai content. Expanding the onboard storage with your samples, sequences, and more is easy by using the two USB 3.0 slots for thumb drives or a built-in slot for adding a dedicated solid-state or hard disk drive. Such features make the MPC Key 61 practically future proof with plenty of ways to ensure storage never runs low. What’s more, the MPC Key 61 places no limit on sample sizes — the only thing that will ever restrain your sample size is available storage space, which means more room for experimentation and high-quality audio.
The MPC Key 61’s sky-high track count gives creators incredible room for self-expression. Hardware sequences can contain up to eight audio tracks, while a sequence in the MPC software can contain 128 audio tracks. Up to 128 MIDI/drum/VST tracks at 16-, 24-, or 32-bit resolutions up to 96kHz are possible as well. And that’s far from this device’s limit. There’s additional support for up to eight stereo tracks and another 128 MIDI/drum/VST tracks from external hardware. Subtle features like these are just one peek at what’s made the MPC essential hardware for producers, beat creators, and artists of all kinds for decades.
Picture this: the year is 2007. A 60 Minutes camera zooms in on Kanye West as he taps out a simple beat on an Akai MPC. Interviewer Bob Simon remarks, “I don’t think anyone would believe you’re doing that all from this one rhythm machine.” And yet, it was true. Indeed, the MPC platform’s tools built some of the most memorable hip-hop tracks of all time, a big reason why it continues to be a popular choice for both beginners and professionals. Now, the Key 61 version builds on that MPC’s legacy with an array of features not found on previous models.
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